Field evaluation of a cement-bentonite grout and a chlorosulfonated polyethylene fabric liner in hydrologically isolating low-level radioactive solid waste

Davis, E.C.; Spalding, B.P.

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“…ORNL has previously conducted demonstrations using particulate grout in waste 4 trenches (Tamura et al 1987;Davis and Spalding 1986). Davis and Spalding (1986) used a particulate grout (cement-bentonite) to grout an opened (new) trench and compared its effectiveness in isolating waste hydrologically with that of Hypalon (a reinforced chlorosulfonated polyethylene fabric). The researchers concluded that the cement-bentonite grouting treatment offered a higher degree of waste isolation than did the lining technique.…”

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In situ grouting of low-level burial trenches with a cement-based grout at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Francis¹,

Spence²,

Tamura³

et al. 1993

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In situ grouting of low-level burial trenches with a cement-based grout at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Francis¹,

Spence²,

Tamura³

et al. 1993

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“…ORNL has previously conducted demonstrations using particulate grout in waste trenches (Tamura et al 1987;Davis and Spalding 1986). Davis and Spalding (1986) used a particulate grout (cement-bentonite) to grout an opened (new) trench and compared its effectiveness in isolating waste hydrologically with that of Hypalon (a reinforced chlorosulfonated polyethylene fabric). The researchers concluded that the cement-bentonite grouting treatment offered a higher degree of waste isolation than did the lining technique.…”

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In situ grouting of low-level burial trenches with a cement-based grout at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Francis¹,

Spence²,

Tamura³

et al. 1993

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Developing a strategy and closure criteria for radioactive and mixed waste sites in the ORNL remedial action program: Regulatory interface

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1987

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Field evaluation of a cement-bentonite grout and a chlorosulfonated polyethylene fabric liner in hydrologically isolating low-level radioactive solid waste

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

In situ grouting of low-level burial trenches with a cement-based grout at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

In situ grouting of low-level burial trenches with a cement-based grout at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

In situ grouting of low-level burial trenches with a cement-based grout at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Developing a strategy and closure criteria for radioactive and mixed waste sites in the ORNL remedial action program: Regulatory interface

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